St. Angela Merici Catholic Community (Missouri City)

09/08/2026

Thank you to all of our generous silver sponors! Our fall festival would not be possible without your donations!

09/08/2026

THANK YOU to all of our volunteers! We had a fiesta celebrating our many volunteers at our appreciation dinner in August. The heart of our Parish is truly its volunteers that help with ministries, events, masses, and so much more! We are truly grateful for everything that each and everyone one of you do for our parish.

09/07/2026

Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston: Care Manager
Are You a Nurse Looking to Make a Meaningful Difference?
Do you have a nursing background, a love for your Catholic faith, and a desire to support the health and well-being of our priests? The Archdiocese is seeking a compassionate and mission-driven nurse for a unique position dedicated to providing healthcare navigation, advocacy, and personal support to active and
retired clergy. This role does not involve hands-on clinical care but uses your nursing knowledge and experience to help priests access appropriate care, understand their healthcare needs, and establish and achieve healthier living goals.
This is a wonderful opportunity to combine your professional experience with your Catholic faith while serving those who have devoted their lives to serving others.
Please submit your résumé to [email protected].
For more information, click the link below!
https://www.catholicjobs.com/job/15862176453

09/07/2026

09/06/2026

Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
Matthew 18:15-20

A few summers ago, my family had a big reunion. It included my parents, my four siblings, and all their many children. One of my favorite moments was simply watching my parents’ contented faces as they took in all of us together, laughing, sharing food, singing, telling stories. They loved seeing their children happily together with each other.

That is something like the heart of God we see in today’s Gospel message about Christian reconciliation. These verses come right after Jesus’ parable of the lost sheep. He is not giving the disciples a cold formula for dealing with conflict. He is revealing the Father’s longing for children who love and reconcile with each other. His heart aches when his children are divided and isolated.

So when Jesus says, “Go and tell your brother his fault,” He is not deputizing us as morality police. He is inviting us into his mission of reconciliation. When he adds, “If he listens to you, you have won over your brother,” we glimpse the real goal. Not winning arguments, but reuniting a divided family.

These days, we often think religion is just between God and me. But the Father’s dream is about a lively family, one in which His children forgive, gather, and rejoice together.

Lord Jesus, give me the courage to seek reconciliation where it is needed. Make my heart resemble the Father’s heart, longing and working for unity among His children. Amen.

— Father John Muir

09/04/2026

MENS ACTS RETREAT
Men of St. Angela's, please consider attending our annual ACTS Retreat this October 8-11th. ACTS is a spiritual journey lead by the laymen of our parish, guys like you and me. It is an incredible faith building experience for those of all faith levels. You are invited to spend this time away from the hustle and bustle of the world to recharge your spiritual batteries, and strengthen your relationship with Jesus, through prayer and fellowship. For more information and to register, see link below:
https://www.stamericigh.com/acts-ministry

09/04/2026

Thank you to all of our gold sponsors for our Parish Fall Festival! We are so thankful for your support!

09/03/2026

SPIRITUALITY BOOK CLUB
St. Angela’s Book Club announces that its September selection is The Things We Never Say by Elizabeth Stroudt. The novel follows Artie Dam, a 57-year-old high school history teacher in coastal Massachusetts. The story is difficult and piercing, highlighting themes of human brokenness, the heavy burden of unconfessed truth and the universal need for grace. From a Catholic perspective, the heavy focus on 2024 political tension and post-pandemic anxiety can be viewed as a symptom of society looking for salvation in political systems rather than in God. Join other parishioners as they discuss the book on Wednesday, September 9th at 7:00 PM in the Parish Office. For more information, contact Kevin Corbett at [email protected] or Kathleen Messina at [email protected].

09/03/2026

Thank you to our Fall Festival Platinum Sponsor Emily Ali with Amtex Insurance! We are so thankful for your support!